Mumbai's real estate players are capitalizing on the amended policy allowing taller buildings near metro stations, with 31 queries from 13 developers received by MMRCL over the past year and a half.
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FSI, or Floor Space Index, represents the ratio of a building’s total floor area to the size of the plot on which it stands. In Mumbai, the maximum permissible FSI is four, depending on the location of projects and the width of roads.
The TOD scheme allows developers to get additional FSI, up to a maximum of five, for projects within a 500-metre radius of 10 stations on the aqua line. It also includes 35% fungible FSI for rehabilitation projects and direct subway access to metro stations.
The 10 stations along the aqua line eligible for higher FSI are CSMIA T2, Sahar Road, Shitaladevi Metro, Dadar Metro, Siddhivinayak, Worli, Acharya Atre Chowk, Science Centre, Mahalaxmi, and Jagannath Shankar Seth.
Existing property owners who will be rehabilitated will gain more carpet area compared to earlier. In some projects in south Mumbai, 100% additional carpet area on the existing space is being offered.
Prominent developers showing interest include K Raheja Corp, Prestige Group, Suraj Estate Developers, and Valor Estate (formerly D B Realty).

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